Author's note:
This is the story of a young woman who is slowly seduced by her boyfriend's mother.
The heart of this story is the lesbian affair, although there are heterosexual sex scenes in this chapter, as well.
Nicole
- 18 yo college freshman. 5'2", 115 pounds, dirty blonde hair, C cup.
Camille
- 45 yo corporate executive. 5'9", 125 pounds, long dark hair, B cup.
Josh
- 18 yo college freshman. 6'1", 175 pounds, brown hair.
*****
Camille, My Boyfriend's Mother Part 03
*****
"I'm nervous," I told my boyfriend, Josh, as I stood before him wearing only a thong and lacy bra.
We were in my dorm room, but my dormmate had gone home for the weekend to visit her parents out of state. There were two formal dresses laid out on the bed before me, and I was trying to decide what to wear for the party later that evening.
Suddenly I felt a loud slap on my ass, and I turned around to give Josh a glare.
"I thought you were here to help me pick out a dress for your family function tonight," I said in frustration.
"I'm sorry," he said playfully. "Your cheeks just look so irresistible in that thong."
"Grr. Men," I fumed. "There's always one thing on their mind."
He grabbed me from behind and wrapped his arms around me as he leaned in and gave me a kiss on the side of my neck.
"I just want to make a good impression with your family," I sighed in exasperation.
"You don't have anything to be nervous about," Josh reassured me. "My mother, Camille, already loves you, and God knows that I love you. Everyone else there tonight will love you, as well."
I pushed him away and looked back over the two dresses laid out on my bed as I bit my bottom lip. I knew how judgmental my family could be of people, and I didn't want to give his side any fodder to create negative impressions of me.
"The purple one," Josh suggested.
I held it up. It was knee length and perfectly presentable. The neck plunged down to show a little cleavage, but nothing outrageous. Not too showy, but not too conservative. I couldn't argue against his suggestion.
"Wear it with stockings," Josh added.
"Because I've got pasty legs," I guessed, although I was always my own worst critic.
"Because you look incredibly sexy in stockings," he said with a cheeky grin as I gave him a smirk.
"Is sexy the look I'm really going for at your grandmother's 75
th
birthday party?" I retorted as I shook my head in frustration. Josh's mother, Camille, was throwing a large party that evening at her home, and all of Josh's family would be in attendance to celebrate the family matriarch.
Truth be told, I knew that both dresses were perfectly fine, but my own insecurities were getting the better of me again. His family came from money, and I still feared fitting in with an upper-class crowd, no matter how much Josh or Camille reassured me.
Sensing my trepidation, Josh rubbed my shoulders with his strong hands. "You'll be fine. Trust me. Besides, you need to get that dress on."
"Why the rush? I've still got to do my hair and make-up," I protested.
"Because the longer I see you standing there looking all sexy in your underwear, the more I want to slip my hand down your panties," he said as he nibbled lightly on my neck.
I wasn't in any mood for sexy time, and I pushed him away. "See what I said. Men. There's always only one thing on their mind," I said as I stepped into the dress, but then I felt guilty for shooting him down so coldly, so I gave him a wink. "But play your cards right, and maybe I'll let you get lucky after we get back."
"Your roommate is gone for the weekend," he realized.
"Exactly!"
*****
I sat silently in the car while Josh played music on the stereo, but my emotions were a mountain of conflict as my emotions remained torn between Josh and Camille.
On one hand, Josh was fun and handsome, but he constantly bickered with his mother, and the more he complained, the more it sounded like whining, and I found myself more often than not siding with her, although I didn't dare admit it to him.
He was so preternaturally intelligent that he could coast by on his innate talent and still get good test scores, whereas it felt as if I was studying at all hours to maintain my grades. He was content to just get by whereas I was driven to succeed. The longer my relationship with Josh lasted, the more I saw the fatal character flaws that Camille frequently scolded him over.
I didn't fashion myself a lesbian, but Camille had a mysterious allure that drew me in. She was charming and sophisticated in all the ways I wished I could be, and I liked to think that some of her elegance and wisdom would rub off on me, even if it was only a tiny fraction.
The very fact that Camille was interested in me still surprised me. She was exotic and composed while I felt so plain and awkward. Nevertheless, she went out of her way to mentor me. First in how I dressed and acted, and then emotionally and even sexually.
Camille opened a whole new world to me, a world of fashion, sophistication, wisdom, and sexuality. Although I knew we could never be an open couple, her faith in me was reaffirming, and I felt as if I learned more from her in the few weeks we had spent together than in all my previous 18 years on this earth.
Josh, on the other hand, was seemingly growing more childish and whiny by the day. Perhaps it was to spite his mother, but whatever the case, lately I felt almost more like his mother than his lover. Heaven forbid Josh even learned of my relationship with his mother, though. He already resented her, and I could only imagine how devastated he would be losing his girlfriend to her.
I found myself criticizing little things about him, although I tried to tell myself that we were just moving past the honeymoon phase of our relationship. Nevertheless, I couldn't help worrying that the fire in our relationship wasn't settling into an eternal flame so much as it was slowly dying out.
*****
15 minutes later, we were at Camille's house, and I instantly felt like I was under interrogation. Josh's relatives were all perfectly pleasant and nice, but they swarmed around me to the point it was almost suffocating.
Josh had barely even introduced me before his grandfather whisked him away, leaving me to fend for myself as literally dozens of his relatives seemingly descended upon me.
Evidently Josh and Camille and already told them all about me, so they all knew who I was, but I knew nothing about them. There were cousins and aunts and uncles, and I was always bad with names, anyway, and I was hopelessly lost trying to remember who was who.
They all seemingly took a keen interest in me, but aside from his grandmother, the birthday celebrant, everyone else was like a fish in a sea of bright friendly anonymous faces.
"Nicole, could you lend me a hand for a moment?" Camille's lilting voice carried across the room.
She stood at the door to the kitchen, and I shot her a look of gratitude for throwing me a lifeline as I quickly stood up and and excused myself to join her in the kitchen.
"You looked like you needed a life preserve," Camille laughed after she closed the kitchen door behind us.
"Thank you," I said profusely. "My anxiety was shooting through the roof. They're nice and all, but it was quite overwhelming."
"They're all gossip mongers, and you're fresh, fertile meat for them to feast on," she said dismissively.
"But they all seem so nice."
"Looks can be deceiving," Camille countered.
The party chatter from the rest of the house seeped through the walls of the kitchen, reminding me of the throng of people waiting outside, and I was thankful for the brief respite from the third degree.
"I just want to make a good impression on them. Both you and Josh are important to me," I emphasized.
"You're doing fine," Camille reassured me as she placed her hand on the side of my face and then leaned in to give me a quick kiss on the lips. "Just relax and be yourself."
The kiss only lasted for a second, but I looked around nervously, frightened that someone could walk into the kitchen any second and see me kissing my boyfriend's mother. Nevertheless, the kiss calmed my nerves, and I took a deep breath.
"Did you actually need help with anything?" I offered.
"No, but why don't you carry out this charcuterie tray so that it's less obvious I was just pulling you away from their game of 20 questions," Camille said with a wink.
I smiled and grabbed the tray off the counter and made my way back out to the party.
A few minutes later, some of Josh's female cousins introduced themselves and invited me to join them, pulling me away from the probing questions from Josh's aunts and uncles. I was thankful to be talking with girls my own age, feeling I'd have more in common with them than the family elders.
From across the room, Josh was talking with his grandfather. His face was smiling, but I saw the flustered look in his eyes as his grandfather obviously had him cornered. I wondered if Camille would throw him a similar lifeline as she did for me, although she passed by with a tray of finger food, seemingly content to let her son flounder on an island.
Meanwhile, Josh's cousins, the girls, were all pleasant, although their conversation seemed focused on pop music and celebrity gossip, neither of which I was terribly fluent in, but it was nice to feel like a part of the crowd and not on the receiving end of an interrogation.
15 minutes later, my phone buzzed, and I casually looked down at the screen.
"Is something wrong?" one of the girls asked.
"Not at all," I said, playing it off. "It's nothing."
I looked around the room and saw that Josh had somehow escaped his grandfather's grip and was nowhere to be seen.
"Josh is probably just in the restroom," the cousin remarked as my eyes scanned the room.